Spring, Bravery and the Completion of Things

SPRING. Finally! I am excited, and giddy. So many things to celebrate!

I am celebrating most of all the demise of winter. I am throwing a party to this effect tomorrow, something of a Winter’s Wake – so many people are coming, some I haven’t seen for the entirety of the winter – and it will be so nice to see so many friends, new and old – a houseful and then some!

#7 from a series of crow pendants that I am working on called a “Storytelling of Crows”. He is based upon a little crow that sits outside of our house, begging for scraps every morning. He is a cheeky fellow, and loud. Mysterious, and certainly has at least one secret to keep. He demanded that he wear this hat when he was being carved. It’s a stolen hat, really. He stole it from a particular person, but he won’t say exactly who. I’ve got my suspicions…

“1 for sorrow, 2 for mirth, 3 for a wedding, 4 for a birth, 5 for silver, 6 for gold, 7 for a secret that can’t be told…”

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One Response to “Spring, Bravery and the Completion of Things”

  1. Sandra L. Says:

    OK, my guess is that he stole it from Jack White (well, you did say storyteller=raconteur).

    I love this–I haven’t worked in silver but did take a precious metal clay class recently. And it was a lot harder to work with than I had anticipated!

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